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Red Sea Film Festival Foundation funds award-winner Haifaa Al-Mansour’s upcoming featureĢżamong slate of regional filmsĢż

Red Sea Film Festival Foundation funds award-winner Haifaa Al-Mansour’s upcoming featureĢżamong slate of regional filmsĢż
Al-Mansour is one of the 36 recipients getting grants from the Red Sea Fund. (AFP)
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Updated 18 January 2023

Red Sea Film Festival Foundation funds award-winner Haifaa Al-Mansour’s upcoming featureĢżamong slate of regional filmsĢż

Red Sea Film Festival Foundation funds award-winner Haifaa Al-Mansour’s upcoming featureĢżamong slate of regional filmsĢż
  • Haifaa Al-Mansour’s feature films have screened at international festivals, including the Venice Film Festival

DUBAI: ŗ£½ĒÖ±²„’s Red Sea Film Festival Foundation announced on Wednesday that it will support award-winning Saudi director Haifaa Al-Mansour’s feature film ā€œMiss Camel.ā€Ģż

ā€œThe Perfect Candidateā€ filmmaker’s new movie tells the story of a Saudi teen who tries to escape her arranged marriage and fulfill her dream of studying at an art school outside of the Kingdom.

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Al-Mansour is one of the 36 recipients getting grants from the Red Sea Fund for production and post-production. The organization is funding Saudi, Arab and African films.

Other filmmakers receiving grants include filmmaker Joel Karekezi’s movie ā€œCaptain Mbaye,ā€ Palestinian filmmaker Annemarie Jacir for ā€œAll Before You,ā€ Tunisian director Kaouther Ben Hania’s feature ā€œMimeā€ and Palestinian-American filmmaker Cherian Dabis’s film ā€œAll That’s Left of You.ā€